@conference {1511408,
	title = { Intelligent Automated Agents for Tactical Air Simulation: A Progress Report},
	booktitle = { Fourth Conference on Computer Generated Forces and Behavioral Representation},
	year = {1994},
	address = {Orlando, FL. },
	abstract = {time, flexibly use a small amount of tactical This article reports on recent progress in the development of TacAir-Soar, an intelligent automated agent for tactical air simulation. This includes progress in expanding the agent{\textquoteright}s coverage of the tactical air domain, progress in enhancing the quality of the agent{\textquoteright}s behavior, and progress in building an infrastructure for research and development in this area. knowledge about two classes of one-versusone (1-v-1) Beyond Visual Range (BVR) tactical air scenarios. In the non-jinking bogey scenarios, one plane (the non-jinking bogey) is unarmed and maintains a straight-and-level flight path. The other plane is armed with long-range radar-guided, medium-range radar-guided, and short-range infrared-guided missiles. Its task is to set up for a sequence of missile shots, at},
	author = {Paul S. Rosenbloom and W. Lewis Johnson and Randolph M. Jones and Frank Koss and John E. Laird}
}
